Chania, Chania, Crete, Greece

The property is located on Tsouderon Street, next to the Municipal Market and a short distance from the Old Town and the Venetian Harbor, in one of the most historical parts of Chania. It is an exceptional listed building of great cultural value, known for its preserved minaret and its long history as both a church and a mosque. Its position in the center of the city and its architectural character make it ideal for representative or cultural use, offering significant long-term potential.

The building is fully usable and suitable for a wide range of purposes. Its layout and distinctive features allow it to be adapted for uses such as a museum, a cultural center, an embassy annex or offices, or a high-profile exhibition and event venue. The monument is under the supervision of the Archaeological Service, and any intervention requires the appropriate approval, but the permitted uses include cultural, diplomatic and non-invasive commercial activities.

Its rare architectural elements, including the intact minaret with the half-moon crowning, highlight its unique identity. The building reflects the multicultural history of Chania and can be transformed into a landmark of cultural exchange or institutional presence. Its location, historical significance and versatility make it, among other things, an excellent investment.